Why Saving The Olive Ridley Turtle Requires a Global Effort
byFrom ghost nets to overfishing, and even missiles, the Olive Ridley Turtle faces a plethora of threats in the global ocean.
Environment
The Pondicherry Shark On the Most Wanted List
byThe world’s most wanted shark has never killed anyone. But it’s a species on the brink of extinction.
Why Drones And Fighter-Jets Cannot Compare With The Dragonfly
byWhen it comes to aviation, dragonflies are better than F15 fighter jets. But are humans creating them as killer robots?
Pichavaram Mangrove: India’s Floating Tsunami Shield
byThe world’s second largest mangrove forest is a floating treasure that has saved countless lives.
A Gliding Frog In The Cardamom Hills
byThe quest to save this little gliding frog could teach us more about ecological restoration.
How Climate Change Impacts Mental Health
byClimate change related disasters displace hundreds of thousands every year. Survivors bear psychological scars for years.
Conserving The Nilgiri Tahr
byThe Nilgiri Tahr is a charming and endangered mountain goat. Hunters, urbanisation and tea have cut its numbers short.
Why India Emits 2.47 Billion Tonnes Of CO2
byIndia’s draft National Energy Policy aims to double coal production by 2040. It’s an unsustainable and unworthy goal.
Climate Change, Flooding & The Geopolitics Of Water
byClimate change, floods and the geopolitics of water are wreaking havoc on vulnerable people living below poverty line.
Lions Of The Gir Forest
byThe Asiatic Lions of the Gir National Park tell a rare conservation success story.
How The Yamuna Was Choked To Death
byIndia’s holy river has sunk into an unholy quagmire of apathy and environmental mismanagement.
How The Government Is Undermining The National Green Tribunal
byThrough the Finance Bill 2017, the Government undermines the National Green Tribunal. It sets a dangerous precedent.
Why 37 Percent Of India’s Land Is Turning Into A Desert
byClimate change and human activities are degrading and desertifying India’s land, posing a real threat to existence.
Vultures Are On The Verge Of Extinction. How Can We Save Them?
byVultures, a common sight in the Asian landscape a few decades ago, are almost extinct. Can we save the sky scavenger?
The Evolutionary Arms Race of The Giraffe and Acacia Tree
byFor millennia, giraffes and acacia trees had an evolutionary arms race against each other, until mankind intervened.